Hello everyone. I found this in a box of my Grandfather's stuff and have never seen it before. My apologies for the blurriness. Any ideas?
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Hello everyone. I found this in a box of my Grandfather's stuff and have never seen it before. My apologies for the blurriness. Any ideas?
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Take the meanest, rustiest plane you have. Clean it, grind andsharpen the blade like a razor, and then set it up. Now, with theplane set very fine, run it over a scrap of oak. Hear the sound itmakes, and feel the perfect finish. What a thrill! --John Brown
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It is a special tool made by Stanley that automatically makes your pictures really blurry.
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The picture is indeed blurry, especially if you enlarge it. Makes me want to adjust my set.
However, the object in question is a cam depth stop for a Stanley no. 45 combination plane.
Rick
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It's a steady rest for a plow plane. When you are making a groove far away for the edge this helps keeps the plane's attitude even.
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Its part of a Stanley #45 combination plane.
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